LEXG Trading Signals VERY BULLISH after 100% Gain On Top 10 OTC Markets Volume Followed By Moderate Pull Back On Lower Volume
January 10 2017 - 9:14AM
InvestorsHub NewsWire
New York, NY -- January 10, 2017 -- Wall Street Corner
Report
Lithium Exploration Group, Inc. (USOTC:
LEXG) trading is signaling VERY
BULLISH. StockTA.com has published a VERY BULLISH
rating based on candle stick analysis. LEXG recently toped
OTC Markets trading volume list putting LEXG into the top ten most
actively traded and doubling its PPS from the previous day. The PPS
has pulled back moderately on lower volume. Yesterday the
trading was heavily on the buy side. The LEXG chart is set for a
stage II run.
LEXG is a fully reporting, audited micro-cap
public company. LEXG has just published its
strategic plan to pursue the Tesla Gigafactory
driven Lithium market. LEXG
makes a convincing case that the Lithium bull market will be driven
by smaller Lithium projects rather than more Gigafactory sized
projects and, they have a differentiated and sound plan to
capitalize on a Lithium bull market consisting of multiple small
projects:
LEXG- Micro-Cap Lithium Production Go-To Market
Strategy
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